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Neonazi flags

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Last modified: 2010-09-19 by antónio martins
Keywords: nazi | neonazi |
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Important editorial note: Vexillologists who provide this information and create these images are students of the science and art of flag design and history. Images of flags represented on FOTW pages do not necessarily reflect the politics or beliefs of the vexillologists who provided them.

• Neonazi symbolism
• Neonazi and other racial supremacist, far-right and related flags around the world:
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Czechia (Vlajka movement)
  • Germany
  • Hungary
  • Italy
  • Iran (Iran National-Socialist Workers Party)
  • Israel (Kach Movement)
  • Japan
  • Lebanon (Syrian Social Nationalist Party)
  • Lithuania
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Russia
  • Spain
  • South Africa
  • Sweden
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
• Banned flags of nazi inspiration
• Unidentified (neo)nazi flags
• III Reich flags
  • Nazi Party flags
• Nazi, Fascist, occupation collaborationist, Axis-inspired, and/or related regimes and parties (mostely pre-1945):
  • British Union of Fascists
  • Chetnik movement (Serbia)
  • Vaterländische Front (Austria)
  • Danish National Socialist Party (Denmark)
  • FET y de las JONS (Spain)
  • Imperial Fascist League (Britain)
  • Independent State of Croatia
  • Kingdom of Romania (WWII Rank flags)
  • Ľudová Strana, later Hlinka Guard (Slovakia)
  • Mouvement Ouvrier Social-National Breton (Britanny, France)
  • Nasjonal Samling (Norway)
  • Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging (Netherlands, 1931-1945)
  • Nationaal-Socialistische Nederlandsche Arbeiderspartij (Netherlands, 1931-1941)
  • National Sozialist Schweiz Arbeiter Partei (Switzerland)
  • Nyilaskeresztes Part (Hungary)
  • Parti national socialiste chretien (Quebec, Canada)
  • Partido del Nuevo Triunfo (Argentina)
  • Russian Liberation Army / Русская Освободительная Армия
  • Russian Liberation Peoples’ Army / Русская Освободительная Народная Армия
  • Repubblica Sociale Italiana (Italy)
  • Strollad Broadel Breiz (Britanny, France)
  • Sudeten deutsche Partei (Sudetenland, Czechia)
  • Swedish nazi parties (Sweden)
  • União Nacional (Portugal)
  • Tohokai (Japan)
  • Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (Flanders, Belgium)
• Mock variations of (neo)nazi flags
• Derogatory nazi flag variations
• Non-nazi usage of the same symbols:
  • Swastika (see also: general use):
    • Cuna indians “swastika” (Panama)
    • Finnish Cross of Freedom
    • Eimskipafjelag Íslands house flag (Iceland)
    • A/S Det Compagnie Oversöiske house flag (Danmark)
    • Buddhist swastika
      • Tibetan swastika
      • Japanese swastika:
        • War flag of Tsugaru Nobuhiro (1586-1631) Kuni-Mutsu
        • Hirosaki Municipality (Aomori prefecture)
      • Falun Gong (China)
    • Hinduist swastika
      • Scindia Steamship Navigation Co. Ltd. house flag (India)
    • Jain swastika (India)
    • Basque “swastika”
  • Celtic cross (see also: general use):
    • (Pan-)celtic cross
    • Welsh celtic cross:
      • Cadw institute
    • Irish celtic cross
    • Bleuñ-Brug movement (Bretonnist and Catholic)
    • Urz Goanag Breiz movement (Bretonnist youth)
    • Onomichi Dockyard house flag (Japan)
    • “Celtic cross” on the Dominican roundel
  • General design:
    • Tunisia
    • Sindu Desh / Jumma Party (Pakistan)
    • XII c. Morocco flag (attributed)
    • Eischoll Commune (Valais Canton, Switzerland)
    • Mexican-Americans
    • E. K. Collins New Orleans Line house flag (United States, New York, 1832-1850)
    • Trader Navigation Co., Ltd. house flag (United Kingdom)
    • Blue Oyster Cult musicians’ personal flag (United States)

• Flags in politics

• Die Entwicklung des Hakenkreuzes zum todbringenden Symbol des Nationalsozialismus
  article (in German) on history of the Swastika
• Hate On Display: A Visual Database of Extremist Symbols, Logos and Tattoos
• Nazism Exposed | Flags and Symbols (Pål’s site)

Important editorial note: Vexillologists who provide this information and create these images are students of the science and art of flag design and history. Images of flags represented on FOTW pages do not necessarily reflect the politics or beliefs of the vexillologists who provided them.

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